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Bridgeport.

Ollie Cope leaves TO, scio today. to visit friends
P, I. Morris, Of Dayton, is In the city on business.
Marshal Darby, Of Bcllaire, was In town yes,er.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOTION
wv salesman ono thoroughly experience,
care Dnn's Commercial Aeoncy, Ali somSnniS
tons strictly private, - noIt
w out Of Omp,oymenO 10 begin on al, Az, ~
and work hiInieli up! lrepres0ntinE, Ia Ma own ",
calily, M old established houte Ieierencc. az ~
changed, AMERICAN MO Housr, 81 Rc,de IL
~ nol7rh
IITANTED-MANiTO TAKE OuApor
|Itx Of sales New Business. Salary or rn,,
mission: state which preferred. Liberal Ind ma,
q now line OF Flro. Proof sa'e,at such low nhccH'
they meet with ready sale among Farmer, FnnjSs,'
holal and Business Men everywhere. size. 2ssiS,
| proportion. Wrlle quick for agency. s nta "
bAFE co Cincinnati. Ohm no,s.w'SSh
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Tho Police and Fro Board Drc!slpn.

There was o great deal Of interest taken
in the decision OF tho Supreme Court on
the Fire aud Police Board ordinance,
ulrce tho queatlons involved therein on.
ter also largely into one or two suits now
pending here. Tho full text Of the
decIeion would be necessary to show Just
what bearing tho decision has In a general
way. The cane decided at Charleston
Saturday was ably fought in the courts
here on behalf Of the city by ex.Oity
Solicitor Dennis O'KeeTo, Col. George
B. Caldwell and Mr.. IL. NJ. Russell. Col.
Caldwell took 1t up and aec1rod the ap-
peal. The petitioners were represented
by the late Hon. R. G.. Barr and Judge
Melvin. Attorney General Caldwell did
not appear in the case. +
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Postoince Hours Tomorrow.

Following are the Postolice hours ior
Thanksgiving day: The general delivery
will be open from 1880 to 10 A. NJ, tho Full
ton station open during the forenoon.
The money ozder and register department
will be closed all day. The carriers will
make a delivery to leave tho office at s
a. NJ. and collections at "A. 81. and $3.50 4.
NJ, and q third collection in the business
district OF 12:S0P. 81.
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STREET EXTENSION.

The Board Of Public Works asked that
appropriations be made out Of the 10.cent
levy fund to pay the folio owing amounts:
P. J. Gilligsn, for curbing on South Penn
and Indiana streets, all new work, $500 o5;
same, for curbing on Seventeenth street,
between Market and Chapline streets, eli
new work, S2S S.. These amounts were
SLOWED. @
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY aud wheeling folks

Strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. T. English has gone to Chicago
on buainess.
MI. A. Flanagan, Of Charleston, is at the
Mcclure House.
Mr.. R. H. Browse, Of Grape Island, was
up yesterday on q business viait.
Prof. /. O. White, Of the State Univefsi.
ty, was In the city awhile yesterday.
Hon. J. Dunbar, OF steubenville, was
down yesterday, looking after some rail-.
road caaes OF the Circuit Court docket.
Misses Grace Edmieton and Gertrude
Edwards wero' in from Mt. do Uhantal
yesterday and took dinner at the Mcclure.
Rev. DR.. W. II. Cooke returned yester.
day from Cameron, whore he preached in
the Presbyterian church night before
last.
.1Iru. Mollie Bailey, who has been quito
i'll Tor severAl weeks at tho residence Of
her mother, Mrs. Morgan, on Jacob street,
10 recovering.
W. W. Irwin, who bas been confined to
his room since last Friday with what
threatened to be a Gerious illnees, is able
to be out again. T4
Sheriff Evans, OF Grafton, was in the
city yesterday. He brought John Carny
to the psniten.iary, who was sentenced
for n year for stabbing the boy Austin
Davis.
Prof. A, P. Haupt goes home to Oleye-
land, Ohio, tomorrow, to cat his Thanks"
giving dinner with his family, but will be
back Friday and continue his German
classes, (.
Col. Howell, proprietor Of the Howell
House, Wheeling, wan in the city today
and was phown the sights by Marshal
Scott and Officer Thompson.-SeubtnriVe
Herald.
Word has been received In this city Of
the death Of Mr.. W. P. Scott, father Of
Rev. J. E. Scott, missionary to India. and
brother Of Mrs. Dr.. Jepson, Of this city.
Hs lived at Winteysville, near Steuben.
! vile.
Among the West Virginians registered
| at ths Stamm House yesterday were Mr..
! B. Engle, of Middlebourne, MIR. A. Flani-
/! gan, Of Charleston, Mr.. Frank D. Young
/ and Mr.. aud Mrs. Jocob Koontz, Of New
MGrtinsville.
The Washington National Republican Of
Monday Gays: The First Presbyterian
church was well filed yesterday morning,
| when Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied by
| Miss Kipgsiord, Of Oswe2o; Miss Minnie
Alexander, OF Bridgeport, Ohio, and Miss
Julia Severance, Of Cleveland, Ohio, all
classmates with her OF Wells's College,
entered the Presidential pew.
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SEQ, 81. SHOOK - co
GEO, Nj. SHOOK
& 90.

rL- .--.#.-. "-#.. .#.H. ".H.. ..|rH. 81
We have just purchased from
a leading manufacturer the bal.
ance OF his stock Of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods at a great
reduction in price. This pur-
chase necessitates a cores
ponding reduction on all Dress
Goods in stock; we, therefore,
commencing with to-day, pro
pose to offer everything in our
Dress Goods Department at
lower prices than have ever be-
fore been quoted on choice
goods. Our immense trade on
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The Island hoao reel Was called out by
a still alarm yesterday afternoon, a small
blsze at 1l3 Virginia otreet in a house &C.
cupied by Mrs, Lewis, being the cause. No
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Periten tiary Directors,

Tho Board Of Directors Of the State
Penisentiary at Moundsville will meet at
that institution in regular monthly session
to-day. Messys. Il. Il. Howard, OF Point
Pleasant; ]. q. Marcum, Of Huntington,
and J. M. Collins; Of Charleston, members
OF tho Board from the lower end Of the
State, arrived in the city last evening and
registered ct tho Stamm Houae. MIR.
Howard Is accompanied this time by Mrs.
Howard. 1t 10 expected that there will
be no special buslneea brought up for
consideration at this meeting.
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Tho Verdict Unanimous,

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes
titles: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters
rs; the very beat remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles and was cured of
rheumatism Of 10 years standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist, B%ellville, Ohio, af-
firms: THE best selling medicine / have
ever handled In my 20 years. experience,
10 Electric Bitters.o ThousandB Of others
have added their testimony, 90 that the
verdict 10 unanimous that Electric Bitters
dc. cure all diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys
o. Blood. Only q hall dollar a3bottle at
Logan& Co.'s drug store.
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How Il. stoIn or q r.,nplo won n prIz

Something Of a sensation was created
Yesterday morning by the announcement
that q tenth ticket which had won the
second capital prizs Of $780, 900 in the
Louisiana State Lottery, III tho drawing Of
Tuesday, vas held by E. Steiner, Of the
clothing and furnishing establishment Of
N. schram, on Twelfth street. kilograms
confirming tho good neTs were received
later in the day and ""steinern' was the 70.
cipient of congratulations on all sides.
The lucky ticket was 6h,503, q tenth of
which no held.-1emple Tex Weekly
Times; September II.
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a %pRoTRAcrEp meeting will be CON-
menced at the Disciples' Church next
Sunday, By. Rev. |. O. Mitchell, Of Wells
burg. He intends to give a series Of die
couraea on the all-imDortant question
THE Eternal Destiny Of Man" He 10 an
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Thanksgiving.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, in accordance with its usual custom,
will sell Round Trip Excursion Tickets at
greatly reduced rates to and from all
Stations on it's lines east Of the Ohio River.
The tickets will be sold November 23d
and cath, good to return until November
95th, inclusive.
For further information call on Ticket
Agents B. L. 0. R. R.
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%A5WO AT.

always clean and q %Saen audw IT. n as va, y ML ds Ss1ang; rs2aIes no shakng.n never clog Nth Sn
p% sst ~ 1## SSs11 CO ssSyoh II " % .cA neT " * saea s ass NJ l ~"'Da Fl.
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INITIATED BLOOD,
S%crofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH tho medium OF ono OF your books 70.
] ce!ved through Mr.. Frank T. Wray, Druggist,
Remedies. and take this opportunity to tes,
lily 10 you that their uso has permanently cured
Of ono Of tho worst cases Of blood poisoning, In
connection with eryslpclas, that ! have ever soon,
by some Of tho best physicians In our county /
lake great pleasure III forwarding to you this tcstl.
monial. uns ,licitei a. It ~ by you, In order that
others suffering from similar mAladies may DO en-
sun gd to Eiy (. y %Wtf fIf!sSIs kf las : !sl f..
Reference: Frank r. Wray, Druggist, Apollo, Pa.
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Do rot fail to read our Happy Thought"
and Timely Suggestion" Bee adYertius-
ment elsewhere in this paper. Having
received an order for q Oaligraph Writer,
also an order for a Sowing Machine in
tended for Christmas gifts, We IRE prompt
ed to make the special Inducements offer.
cd in our advertisement.
Very truly,
EDWARD L. Rose & 90,
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SEND in your Childrsn's Home Thanks.
giving offering begs TO be filed at tho Pop.
ular Fancy Grocery Store, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, where you will
find all the deliCacies Of tho season.
CONNER Il ENEDRKEs,
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OPERA G LASS rs.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, :
PUBLIC BUILDING.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. %, 1857.

WHEREAS, Tho President OF the United States
and the Governor OF this Commonwealth have, by
,p'oclamations issued from their respective depart
mont. recon- mended md declarcd Thursday, No.
vember q 1857, as a National holiday and o day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer now, therefore, !
pailty, do hereby call On tho people to observe The
day az Ictomn ended by tho President and Gov.
crnor. The various city o0lctI will be closed on
that day, aud | would specially call upon the bust.
NIL to enjoy tho day.
Giveu uuler my hand and seal on tho dato above
written. CHARLES W. STARLIGHT,
I. ~ w L-----. ~ WI lidlor.
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ULCERS,

leans, on oath bnys: lin 1870 scroiulous Ulcers
broke out OH my body until l was a mass OF cor.
ruptlon Everything known to the medical faculty
was tried In vain ] beaame a mere wreck. At
times could not lift my hands to my head, could
not turn In bed; wa IN constant pain, and looked
Life as a curse. No relief or euro In ten
years. In 1880 | heard Of tho Cuticura Remedies,
used them, and was perfectly cured"
Sworn 70 before U. 3. Com. ]. D. Crawford.
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DoN'T forget the auction aals Of fine
carriage, buggies, store wagona and
double !salei2h from Wilmington, Del,
this morning Of 10 o'clock at w. q. Hal
!er's auction rooms, corner Eleventh and
Market street,
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PLUSH Boxes, Toilet and Menicure
Sets, work boNes, Mirrors and a Whole
host or 0'her bunutlful goods ut Kinks
Art Store, 1905 Main Street.
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IT is wonderful how maryelously low
you can buy Elegant Goods ut Kinks Art
Store, 1905 Main street. VA
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In SuitIngs, Pantaloonings and Over
ceatinss. which VIC are preparedto make
;up. In ilrst.clnss style ut reasonable
prices. 3
a. full limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now IN stock.
Our White Unlaundrled Shirt, double
scanned, re-enl0rccl front and back, at
gu cents, il the greatest bargain ever
offered. Z. HESS & SUNS,
1921 l. 1923 Market Street,
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G sntlcineu In Need

Of q fine, comfortable shoe, should eS..
amino our Calf Wnukenphas. ahoe, in
lace and congress, and is the easiest nhoe
worn. J,W. AMIcE,
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THE ladies OF the Third Presbyterian
Church are arranging for q supper and fcs-
tivEl on December 2 and 3, and would ask
the public.to give them a share Of their
patronage. ~
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NEVER was there u better time than
now to have your Pictures elegantly and
cieaply framed, aud tho place Is ut
Kinks Art store, lU05 Main street,
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A GLASS factory in ths State OF New Jsr.
soy is said to be engaged in little else but
the manufacture Of bottles for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.
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ONE HUNDRED of the 5tnest turkeys in
Wheeling will be rallied at Manaheld's
this evening.
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G % ~Qta{ltelliqenrfr
omoo. Nos. 80 and ~ Fourteenth streot.


n. NeW hhVbrtls enlc .--|
ProclRmati0u-II Head OF Local,
&. Wanttd-Show Case. sss E.3.F
Comnis ioler's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate on
the National Road s-g 1881 T-1
Old Virsinla Plumb PuddIng-F. Hanauor.
Thaus Sgty!ng SACKS.
Amat,nt Artists Kinks Art Store.
Notice VI Dlssolu,iun-Lutes Il Riggs.
y Homo apathy : BoeriCke Il Taiel.
\ Notice OF Dlssolutiou-Bowlin & POWELL
y ockhUlders' mect!ng-United States OH Co. 5
:. N9tlcsoi Dlssolutiou-Wcs. Virginia d Arizona
Mining Co., - -
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Music on Thursday evening al. the al.
hambra Palace Rink,
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WHAT A FIGHT IT WOULD BE.

Woll informed men in the Democratic
party DO not hesitate to predict that in tho
event of The aeating OF Faulkner, Camden
will make the fight Of his liio ior Kenna's
seat. This is e bold prophecy, and only
the. event can determine how well il Is
founded. That atrugglo would be ono OF
tho most entertaining in the history Of the
Senatorial contests. It would be a fight
from the ground up-Kenna with
his ready tongue and hoets of friends,
Camden with his ample bank account, bis
quiet way Of handling men and his legion
Of trusty followers. The two men have
many friends In common, and 9 contest
between thom would have all tho appear
ancea OF an internecins broil. "A ehrewd
auesser declares that in such q struggle
the friends in common would be found
largely on the Camden eide.
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GENTLEMEN, aes our porpoise leather,
adjustable Congress, is waterproof, takea
a tine polish and can be used either as a
lace or congress shoe.
j.. W. AM1cE,
------ 49, --.-- 11iQ Main okxaak ~
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Goop& Oo. SAN Dry Gooda cheapaat

Turkey RATTLE at r. j.. Maneield's,
Main street, near Tenth, thin evening.
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some LOCAL COMPLICATIONS.

"a Tho recent election Of a committeeman
to represent the First District in tho place
Of Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller
ia regarded as showing MIR. Kenna'a hand
IN the attitude Of defiant aggressiyeuess.
One view OF it is best given in the Ian
guage Of m active and intelligent Demo-
crat Of this city: <
"Feeling over it! Well, I should ssy so,
Commissioner Miller seems to have the
unhappy faculty Of giving his party friends
plenty Of trouble.
IT appears that Tom Darrah, OF NUM-
cipel Court fame, was promised the place
by fancy, Bob Simpson and others. In
deed 80 confident was Tom OF securing
the appointment, that he declined with
becoming dignity to accompany Pete Far.
rell to Parkersburg. The report now is
that fancy, Simpson and Attorney Gepcr-
al Caldwell went back on the late Clerk
Of: the Municipal Court in fact 1t Is broad.
" stated that It never was the intention
to give him the place, but to only use
him to kill off Sheriff Handlan,
"kenna wanted this rising young Ir;sh.
barrister Riley, and tho thing wss set M
and arranged for several weeks ago, Il is
amuaing to observe how the friendu OF ex.
Senator Camden, who followed after him
Whenever he visited Wheeling ara NOW
worshippiug at the shrine Of Keuua and
Faulkner. This Is nowhere more noticea.
bic than at the postofico and the Office al
the Register. Men claiming that their re.
cent support OF Mr.. Camden was mt
nlono on account of his uaefulneas and
efficiency as q Senator, but also because
ho was foremost as a citizen in every en-.
terprise which tended to the improvement
Of the whole State and the profitable en-.
ployment of it's citizens. are now working
like beavers Tor the Kanswha statesman
who is in every way the opposite Of his
late colleague. Ina word Mr. Kenua ia a
Third ::Deestricter,'1 and that is the
whole thing IN q nut shell. 1t ia difficult
ia. understand this change Of front.
"But to come back to the late Munich.
pal Court clerk. He is on the rampage.
he accuses fancy, Simpson, AL Caldwell,
Ran Stalnakor and. Tom O'Brien Of having
gone back on him and set tie pima upfor
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While We do not expect to have turkey,
va will have music at the ALEXANDRA
Palace Rink on Thanksgiving evening.
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Double Fastened School Shoe.
See our school shocs, ST 90 to 81 so in
price, according co size.
J. W. AMIcK.
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ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

ONE OF THE WORST CASES.
We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
for years, and have the fEst com plaint yet 10 re.
Caive from q purchaser. One OF tho worst cases oil
scrotula | ever saw was cured by the Use OF I've
bottles OF CutlcuIa Resolvent. Cuticura, and CUT.
cura Soap. The Soap takes the cake here as a
medicinal soap.
-l5I TAYLOR & TAYLOR. Druggists,
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Go TO scibsrt's Garden Thanksgiving
day.
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To the cItlzenn Of Wheeling.

TURKEY RATTLE st 4. J. ManHfeld's,
Main street, near Tenth, this evening.
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In addition, to the gates enumerated
above it was. unanimously decided, q gate.
was necessary Of Seventeenth and Jacob
streets. Then Mr.. Jaeger had q provision
inherited placing gates at iThirty.aixth and
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The finest Teu-pin alley ut seibert'H
Garden Thanksgiving day.
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Indications,

W AsnlEGToS. D. g., Nov. 23.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania fair
weather, followed by local rains, warmer
ssoutherly winds, shifting to colder north
westerly winds, light to fresh.
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Go ONE and all to seibert's Garden
Thanksgiving day.
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IVORY STARCH, always ready and reliable. No
ooking, no sticking, perfect work, !, Grocer,
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sCROFuLOUs. INHERITED.

sCROFULOUs, INHERITED,
And Contagious Humors, with Loss OF Hair, and
ticura aud CuIcura Soap externally, and Cuticura
Resolvent internally, when al other medicines
fall. gE a.1 'Ls5FF
Sold everywhere, Price, Cutlcura. Goo: Soap,
2Sc; Resolyens. 81. Prepared by the Potter Drug &
Chemical Co., Boston, Mass.
sS-Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages! 20 Illustrations. aud 100 testimonials. G
pIWPLE9 Dlackheads, chapped and oily skin
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srOCKuOLDEns, MEErIYu..
FAIR ELECTION NOTICE

~ -rtEnAYt u
In pursuance OF tho bylaws OF the 'wes. Virginia
Expedition and State Fair Association, a mce,In,
Of tho Stockholders will DO held OH the 81 dny q,
December. 1857, between tho horts OF . AN. =
O'Clock p. m In tho Rooms Of tho Board Of tnm'
missioners OF Ohio county, State Of Wcsl Writ u
for tho purpo,e OF hol ling an election for a Bn,ti
OF Directors to servo during tho year OF lSS. And
TO transact any other business that may bc bronshtt
before the meeting, s"'
GRO. HOOK. Secretary. n%S
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THE HAPPY FAMILY.
. srnlklNe INTERIOR VIEW,
some Echoes OF the Late Senatorial strug.
sle-some Probabilities of he Struggle
to Come-Tho Election Of n Com.
m%itteonian from the First District.

During tho senatorial struggle at Char.
lesion, last winter, It was moro than once
asked whether the relations between Mr..
Camden and Mr.. Keuna were as cordial
IS they had been. Tho irlando Of each
said the relations were all right. Latcr It
was asked whether Mr.. Konna could afford
10 antagonist all those who were opposing
Mr.. Camden. To this 1t was answered
that Mr.. Kenna would do as much for Mr..
Camden as he would do for himself, not
only because he tolt he would certainly
have to fgh. the same crowd when his
own election came up, but because he and
Mr.. Camden stood for the game thingu in
tho Democratic party, Moreover 1t was
ssid that Mr.. Kenns was q chivalrouu man
and would 90 hia length for bis friend
regardless OF consequences.
These assurances we're very reassuring
to thoae who were dieposed to DO easily
treasured. Some others, among them
come OF tho shIewdeDt politicians In the
Democratic party, said the slrain had been
too great, 40 had appeared In more ways
than one. For instance, they said,
when 1t became apparent beyond all
doubt TINT Mr.. Camden'a election, II &C.
complished q. oil, would be at the ex-
pense OF q fearful wrenching OF the party,
and that this would seriously jeopardise
, Mr.. Kenna'o chances, that Mr.. Kenna'e
enthusiasm was cooling. 1t was also 70.
marked that that there was yet timo fol
:. Mr.. Kenna to get in some work tc
straighten himself up with the most active
and least relentipg Of Mr.. Camdon's enc,
mies, and thst he was probably smart
enough to begin at this point to look
somewhat 10 his own future. "Kcnns,'
they said, "ls young, and II the State
!, doesn't flop hs has a future before him
Camden Is about at tho ond OF his career
, Kenna will SEQ how the land lieu and 30
up in business for himaeli."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-23

ONE HUNDRED Of thu finest turkeys in
Wheeling will be raflsd ut MansIield's
this evening.